I'll Find at Least $25,000 Hiding in Your Partner File and Put an AI Employee to Work Bringing It In... or Your Money Back

Your Funding Roadmap, with your top 3 untapped funding opportunities ranked by what each one is worth. An 80/20 System Design built around how your ministry really runs. And your ASIEs built and deployed, with all the training needed. One, two or three, depending on the option you pick.

Only where you want it to, and only in words you approve. Many of the most useful ASIEs never speak to a partner at all... they key in every gift, send every receipt and year-end statement on time, and flag the partner who's drifting so someone on your team can call. Where one does reach out, it speaks in your ministry's voice, it says it's an AI assistant, and you approve every script and letter before a single partner hears it. Anyone who asks for a person gets one. A prayer request, a loss or a hard season goes straight to your team. Your major donors stay with you. An ASIE never takes the place of the people your partners know. It makes sure nobody gets missed.

I've worked with organizations that live on giving, like St. Jude, Catholic Relief Services and ChildFund. At St. Jude, the average gift went from $22 to $34. My craft is direct response, the same craft behind the appeal letters your partners already open. And I know a partner isn't a customer. A partner said yes to the work, and should be thanked and cared for that way. Every ASIE I build for a ministry starts there.

Show them how the promise works. You start with a 50% deposit. At your Roadmap readout you see every dollar we count, and each one ties to a number from your own books. Usually it's giving already sitting in your records... monthly gifts that declined and never restarted, partners nobody asked back, pledges nobody followed up on. You approve the 10x before anything is built. If we can't show at least 10x your fee, we refund your deposit and the Roadmap is yours. Bring your board chair or treasurer to the readout if you like. Your board can check it line by line. And if your finance office would rather pay by ACH or invoice, we're happy to work that way.

No. Keep them. I've spent 25 years in direct response, so I know what a good agency does. Your agency brings in the gift. The gifts I look for usually slip away after that... the declined card, the unpaid pledge, the first gift nobody followed up on. In Discovery we look at the systems you already run, even if it's a spreadsheet. Your Roadmap shows where each ASIE works alongside them, and you approve it before anything is built.

Year-end may be the best time to start. It's when many new partners give for the first time, and a first gift with no thank-you and no second touch often isn't followed by another. Your part is 30 minutes to 3 hours in all, and we schedule it around your year-end appeals. Your team stays on the appeal, and nothing changes in how you process gifts during the rush unless you want it to. The ASIE handles the follow-up that usually waits.

No. The diagnosis is my judgment, from 25 years of finding money for organizations like St. Jude. AI is the tool that does the work once we know where giving is slipping. If the best move doesn't need AI, I'll tell you. If it's a phone call from you, I'll tell you that too.

A call with me is free, and it's a good way to see if we're a fit. A call can't find the money, though. The real work is interviews, your numbers, and ASIEs built and working. And I don't take a cut of your partners' gifts. The fee is flat, with no commission on anything raised, now or after delivery.

An Autonomous Super Intelligent Employee. It's an AI employee that does one job well, 24/7, alongside the people who care for your partners. Think of a monthly-giving rep who calls about every declined gift, or a thank-you writer who thanks every first-time giver.

About two weeks for your Funding Engine to be up and running, with your Roadmap and your first ASIE. If something's bigger than two weeks allows, we trim the scope and keep the date.

For you, between 30 minutes and 3 hours in all. That's an interview, usually 30 to 45 minutes, and a walkthrough of your Roadmap when it's ready. For your team, short conversations, only where they help. Nobody has to build or maintain anything.

Then you get your money back. You approve the 10x at your Roadmap readout, before anything is built. If we can't show at least 10x your fee, we refund your deposit and the Roadmap is yours.

Every dollar we count names the process it comes from and ties to a number from your own books. Nothing gets counted twice. A monthly gift counts only for as long as your average monthly donor really keeps giving. If they give for three months, a restarted gift counts as three months. If they give for twelve, it counts as twelve. If a fix should keep donors giving longer, I count that only when your own records can prove it. You see every line, and you and I sign off on the total together.

About $100 to $500 a month in total, not per ASIE, starting after delivery. Simpler builds cost less, complex ones a little more. That keeps your ASIEs running.

Read-only access where possible. We sign a non-disclosure agreement, so everything you share stays confidential. Your data stays yours, and nothing is shared or mixed with anyone else's. I keep none of it unless your hosting needs it or we agree to it. If we stop working together, you get all of it back, and I verify every copy is deleted.

Start with how many jobs are letting gifts slip through the gaps. One clear job, one ASIE. Two or more, the bigger options. More than three, or several field offices or ministries under one board, we'll scope it with you on a call. Not sure? Call my AI front desk or talk it through with Joshua AI, and we'll size it together.

That's up to you. Some leaders run with the Roadmap themselves. If you want more ASIEs built, your fee carries forward. Start within 60 days of your Roadmap and every dollar you paid counts toward them. Either way, your ASIEs come with your own admin screen, so you can adjust them as you go and upload new files to keep training them.

Because I keep it small so each one gets my full attention before December 31.